Felice Varini: Shaping the Environment

One of the most inspiring and relevant pieces of work for the current brief, beautiful craftsmanship from Felice Varini, view the website for a full archive of works. As I am looking at perspective this is the perfect example of what I would like to produce for the space at Aqua. I like the use of colour here, its something I may have to start looking at.

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'& Poster' from Conor & David on Vimeo. Check out the final imagery and poster on their website, oh they're Irish too.

Alice Cho: Mocked-up

Love this mocked-up window display for Cho's Grocery by Alice Cho. As I haven't specified if I want to make a mock-up of the window, maybe something like this will give a good indication of what it will look like, I love the fact that here she has created an AM/PM series.

Pierre Vanni

Love his manipulation of paper and three-dimensional forms. Although his website is quite hard to navigate.

Hvass & Hannibal

Some lovely work by a multi-disciplinary arts & design studio from copenhagen, Hvass & Hannibal. This piece of work reminds me much of what I would like to produce for the visuals for the shop window, in particular the hanging shapes. The theme of this work is based on information graphics, spanning for data around the weather to flags, this piece of work was exhibited in the Kemistry Gallery in London.

I quite liked this piece of type as well, designed by Tim Fishlock. I like this visual quality to this much like the invitations designed for the exhibition at the Kemistry Gallery. Found via Liam Hine's Blog.

Cornelia Parker: Hangings

Renowned for her suspended installations, Cornelia Parker's work has given me great inspiration for the visual side of window visuals. I'd love to create something this tactile, this piece is composed of rocks, I like the way the shapes become larger as you go deeper into the installation.

Tiger Tiger: Antoine Morris

'Tiger Tiger' promo visuals for The Practice of Everyday Design. Via Design Milk.